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Computer Memory with a ‘Bucket’ list
How 3D charge-coupled devices can promise an alternative to DRAM architectures – Imec research updateThe traditional memory access in Van Neumann computer architectures is changing by new data Intensive- applications like AI and machine mearning. imec is researching how 3d CCD (Charge...
Infineon beats quarterly forecast, raises 2025 outlook
Chip company Infineon Technologies AG (Munich, Germany) has beaten its own revenue forecast for its first quarter fiscal year 2025 and raised its outlook for the fiscal year.Infineon did suffer from its exposure to automotive and industrial markets, similarly to STMicroelectronics and...
Yokogawa releases a high-voltage differential probe
Yokogawa Test & Measurement Corporation has released its PBDH0400 series differential probe with a maximum input voltage of 2000 V and a frequency bandwidth of 400 MHz.The differential probes can deliver the measurements required for developing the next generation of higher-speed power devices,...
NXP Semiconductors hit by automotive downturn
NXP Semiconductors has added to the falling results in the wider semiconductor business with full year results down 5% to $12.61bn.The fall reflects the weakness in the global automotive market, and particularly in Europe. Automotive is the largest segment for the company...
Drones and energy harvesting can learn from bat wings
The air flow around ‘flexible’ bat wings create new insight for more efficient drones and energy harvestingResearchers in the Unsteady Flow Diagnostics Laboratory in EPFL’s School of Engineering set out to study the aerodynamic potential of more flexible wings using an experimental...
Gartner is bullish on AI, sees 12.6% chip market growth in 2025
Global semiconductor revenue is set to rise by 12.6 percent in 2025 to US$705 billion, according to Gartner.This will be driven by AI demand and come after a strong 2024 which saw semiconductor revenue at US$626 billion, up 18.1 percent compared to...
Teledyne completes acquisition of UK optical business in $710m deal
Teledyne Technologies has completed the $710m acquisition of select aerospace and defense electronics businesses from Excelitas Technologies in the US.The cash deal includes the optical systems business known under the Qioptiq brand based in Denbighshire, North Wales, UK, as well as the...
Drones and E-harvesting can learn from Bat wings
The air flow around Bat ‘flexible’ wings will create new insight for more efficient drones and energy harvestingResearchers in the Unsteady Flow Diagnostics Laboratory in EPFL’s School of Engineering set out to study the aerodynamic potential of more flexible wings using an...
Drones and E-harverting can learn from Bat wings
The air flow around Bat ‘flexible’ wings will create new insight for more efficient drones and energy harvestingResearchers in the Unsteady Flow Diagnostics Laboratory in EPFL’s School of Engineering set out to study the aerodynamic potential of more flexible wings using an...
Teradyne buys Infineon power semiconductor test team
Teradyne is to acquire automated test equipment technology and associated development team from Infineon Technologies.The deal will see Teradyne continue to support Infineon through a service agreement with manufacturing support. Infineon says this also gives ‘enhanced flexibility’ to respond to internal demand...
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